Every number sourced and dated
Compare electric cars on what actually matters
Real-world range against the official claim, the shape of the charging curve rather than a peak-kilowatt headline, measured battery degradation, and what the whole thing costs to run in your currency.
Popular comparisons
Head-to-head pages built from the same sourced dataset as the comparison tool.
Latest EV models
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GMC Hummer EV Pickup 3X
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Kia EV3 Long Range FWD
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Hyundai Ioniq 9 RWD
- Peak charge233 kW
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Rivian R1S Dual Motor, Max pack
- Peak charge210 kW
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Tesla Cybertruck Long Range
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Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range
- Peak charge150 kW
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Analysis
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Level 2 Charger Installation Cost: Charger, Wiring, Permits and Rebates
A sourced breakdown of US home Level 2 charger costs: manufacturer prices, installation studies, local permit fees and utility rebates, with dates and scope…
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Tesla battery replacement cost and warranty: what Tesla actually publishes (2026)
Tesla publishes no price for a replacement pack. It does publish an 8-year battery warranty with a 100,000 to 150,000-mile cap and a 70%…
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Wheel size costs up to 48 miles of EPA range
The same car, same battery, rated up to 48 miles apart depending on the wheels. 63 US model families are certified more than once;…
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Who owns the fast chargers in your state: Tesla leads 48 of 51
Tesla is the largest DC fast-charging network in 48 of the 51 states and DC, from 74% of Nevada’s plugs to 24% of Vermont’s.…
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The used EV checks that change the price you should pay
Five checks before you agree a price on a used electric car, each tied to a number we publish: open recalls on that VIN,…
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EV plug types in the US: which sites carry CCS1, NACS and CHAdeMO
Of 15,433 public US fast-charging sites, 12,401 list CCS1, 4,873 list NACS (J3400) and 5,533 still list CHAdeMO — while Tesla’s network alone holds…